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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1935
Page
9
A physician warns against overuse of cough medicines and urges careful examination of child ailments. He shares a case where removing an inflamed uvula stopped a stubborn cough, cautions about unnecessary tonsil removal, and recommends gentle ear cleansing as a potential remedy.
Oscar Huggitt closes his grocery late on Christmas Eve and meets a hungry boy in the snow. The boy seeks work and shares a touching tale of loss and need. Oscar invites him in with a plan to help in the shop and to share a Merry Christmas.
Frances Grinstead notes how Santa adapts to different lands. In Hawaii he arrives by surfboard with flower garlands, in the Philippines a conical white cap and lantern with buffalo gifts, in Japan feet tucked for tea, and in Africa tropics a changed look. He travels by airplane in the United States.
Santa Claus here is a symbol of benevolence and altruism. Spirit of Charity is his real name and represents kindness sympathy and charity guiding people toward happiness.
State Auditor Orville S. Carpenter details major riders of the Texas Old Age Assistance Law. Qualifications include age 65, US citizenship, five of nine years in Texas, residency one year, no current institutional confinement, no property transfers, no habitual crime or drinking, and dependents’ support eligibility. Property and income limits are specified with single and married thresholds. Applications require a two year income sworn statement and will be processed by local agents starting February 14.
A landholder warns all persons to keep their dogs out of the pasture after placing poison for sheep-killing birds, signaling danger on the property and a precautionary measure against threats to livestock.
Notice from J. H. McLean and Mrs Walter J. Ligon bans all trespassing south of Diane Texas. The sign warns that wood hauling trapping or other depredations will not be permitted and that Texas trespass laws will be enforced to the letter due to abuse of privileges.
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